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Times–Advocate
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Legion winners
Poster and Literary contests — Pictured above are
the winners and their teachers in the Exeter Royal
Canadian Legion Branch 167 Poster and Literary
Contest. From left are art teacher Carleen Hone,
Meghan Collins (2nd place, Colour Poster, District C),
youth education chairpersonVerla Russell, Levon Cross
(4th place, Black and White Poster, District C), Helena
Kenney (4th place, Senior Essay, District C) and English
teacher Heather Hawley. Below, Russell stands with
Youth Education Colour Poster Primary winner Jackson
Relouw of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic School,
who placed 1st in District C and 2nd at the provincial
level. (photos/submitted)
Supporting Zurich health —The Zurich and Area Health Association (ZAHA) recently received a $1,000
donation from the Bluewater-Zurich Skating Club. Pictured from left are club treasurer Laurie Russell, ZAHA
executive member Jill Geiger and skating club president Kathy Steckle.A statement from the club says,
"Bluewater-Zurich Skating Club is pleased to be able to support the new medical facility in Zurich on behalf of
their skaters and supporters." (photo/submitted)
west Nile Virus season begins
HURON — With the recent warmer weather comes
other signs of spring, like pesky mosquitoes.
The Huron County Health Unit is beginning its West
Nile Virus surveillance program for the 2008 summer
season. West Nile Virus is an illness transmitted
through the bite of an infected mosquito. Most people
infected with West Nile Virus show either no signs or
exhibit flu-like symptoms.
In some cases, the virus can cause severe illness,
resulting in hospitalization and even death. People
with compromised immune systems and those over 50
years of age are most at risk.
Public Health Inspector Paul Dawson says residents
of Huron County have always been helpful in the sur-
veillance program by reporting the location of dead
crows and blue jays. Dead birds are typically an indi-
cator of West Nile Virus being present in an area. Last
year no birds in Huron County tested positive for the
virus.
The Health Unit is asking residents again this year to
report dead crows and blue jays to the health unit.
If you find a dead crow or blue jay, contact the
Health Unit at 482-3416, ext. 2001, or toll free at 1-
877-837-6143, ext. 2001.
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